Suchergebnisse

1 Knud Andresen, Sebastian Justke, Detelf Siegfried: Introduction -- Part I: Moral and Economy -- 2 Knud Andresen: Between Goodwill and Sanctions. Swedish and German Corporations in South Africa and the Politics of Cofes of Conduct -- 3 Jakob Skovgaard: Perceptions of Petroleum. The British Anti-Apartheid Campaign against Shell -- 4 Benjamin Möckel: Shopping against Apartheid. Consumer Activism and the History of AA Enterprises (1986-1991) -- Part II: Apartheid in Culture and Media -- 5 Tal Zamanovich: The Comic Representation of Apartheid on British Television in the late 1960s -- 6 Andrea Thorpe: "This Peculiar Fact of Living History". Invoking Apartheid in Black British Writing -- 7 Detlef Siegfried: Anti-Apartheid and the Politicisation of Pop Music. Controversies around the Mandela Concert 1988 -- 8 Vincent Jung and Vincent Kuitenbrouwer: Dutch Dialogues with Afrikaners. The Netherlands and the Cultural Boycott against the Apartheid Regime in the 1980s -- Part III: Transnational Entanglements in Politics and Churches -- 10 Namara Burki: Conflicting Solidarities. The French Anti-Apartheid Movement and the Liberation Struggle in South Africa, circa 1960 - 1991 -- 11 Andreas Kahrs: Re-centring the Apartheid Discource. Strategic Changes in South African Propaganda in West Germany -- 13 Sebastian Justke: Overcoming Apartheid through Partnership? 'Glocal' Relationships among Christiand in West Germany, South Africa and Nambia: 1970s - 1990s.

The one thing that looms largest in South Africa's future is South Africa's past - most especially the nearly five decades of division and conflict at the heart of one of the twentieth century's most infamous social experiments. Apartheid, An Illustrated History is a portrait of the defining experience of modern South Africa's transition from colonial state to democracy. What began in May 1948 as a vague, grimly ambitious project to interrupt history and engineer white supremacy at the expense of the country's black majority spawned forty-six years of repressive authoritarianism and bitter r

chapter 1 Introducing urban politics after apartheid -- chapter 2 From a violent past to democratic futures -- chapter 3 Old racism in new guises -- chapter 4 Urban governance and parallel spaces -- chapter 5 Institutionalising activism at the interface with government -- chapter 6 Urban experiences in politics and activism.

Introducing urban politics after apartheid -- From a violent past to democratic futures -- Old racism in new guises -- Urban governance and parallel spaces -- Institutionalising activism at the interface with government -- Urban experiences interconnecting with national and global forces

Zwischen Bildungsplanung in Form von Curricula und Bildungspraxis in Form des Unterrichtsgeschehens existiert ein Kontrast: Der Annahme, dass der Lehrplan mit seinen Zielen, Idealen und Perspektiven linear umgesetzt wird, werden Anwendungs- und Modifikationsebenen entgegengestellt. Diese Arbeit widmet sich der empirischen Ausleuchtung des spannungsreichen Verhältnisses curricularer Vorgaben und unterrichtlicher Praxis. Hierbei wird das Schulgeschehen empirisch und kontrastiv zur Lehrplanvorgabe untersucht. Als Untersuchungsgegenstand dient der schulische Umgang mit dem Themenkomplex »Apartheid

Born a crime -- A troubled land -- The traders of Good Hope -- England takes control -- All that glitters -- The South African wars -- United, yet divided -- Apartheid laws -- States of emergency -- Power to the people -- Representation at last -- More work to do -- Glossary -- For more information